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Greetings, fellow market explorers. PLTR - While I can't predict the future, I can read the breadcrumbs and they are showing price is breaking below yesterdays low. Is the chart whispering play puts? If the price stays below 137.77 playing puts may be the trade. #$PLTR
February 11, 2026 at 1:26 PM
Greetings, fellow market explorers. PLTR - While I can't predict the future, I can read the breadcrumbs and they are showing price is breaking below yesterdays low. Is the chart whispering play puts? If the price stays below 137.77 playing puts may be the trade. #$PLTR
SHOP - This could run up before ER in 2 days. Once it cleared the 50ema on the hrly it bounced strong. Buy trigger is around 127 - The downsid is stretched, risk is defined, and upside potential can be good.There was an analyst's 150 price target upgrade today. Stock of the day.
February 9, 2026 at 10:36 PM
SHOP - This could run up before ER in 2 days. Once it cleared the 50ema on the hrly it bounced strong. Buy trigger is around 127 - The downsid is stretched, risk is defined, and upside potential can be good.There was an analyst's 150 price target upgrade today. Stock of the day.
It's a good quote and a moral compass tool.
February 7, 2026 at 1:12 PM
It's a good quote and a moral compass tool.
It's Friday - Winter Olympics time
February 7, 2026 at 12:49 AM
It's Friday - Winter Olympics time
Life tip: Start every phone call with "my battery is almost dead" so you can hang up whenever you want.
May 29, 2025 at 9:47 PM
Life tip: Start every phone call with "my battery is almost dead" so you can hang up whenever you want.
Are we rescuing our kids too much? 🤔
It’s so tempting to jump in and fix everything—whether it’s finding a cure for “I’m bored” or solving their every problem. But what if, instead of handing them the answers, we handed them the responsibility?
It’s so tempting to jump in and fix everything—whether it’s finding a cure for “I’m bored” or solving their every problem. But what if, instead of handing them the answers, we handed them the responsibility?
November 20, 2024 at 11:17 PM
Are we rescuing our kids too much? 🤔
It’s so tempting to jump in and fix everything—whether it’s finding a cure for “I’m bored” or solving their every problem. But what if, instead of handing them the answers, we handed them the responsibility?
It’s so tempting to jump in and fix everything—whether it’s finding a cure for “I’m bored” or solving their every problem. But what if, instead of handing them the answers, we handed them the responsibility?
agreed! Mars presents major challenges for human habitation, and creating a livable infrastructure there would be costly. In contrast, Earth offers a vital natural life-support system that we must prioritize. Preserving our planet sustainably is essential for humanity's long-term survival.
November 17, 2024 at 10:12 PM
agreed! Mars presents major challenges for human habitation, and creating a livable infrastructure there would be costly. In contrast, Earth offers a vital natural life-support system that we must prioritize. Preserving our planet sustainably is essential for humanity's long-term survival.
Kids are at their worst in recorded history in terms of mental health issues. They suffer from anxiety, depression, and ADHA. About 52% report being persistently sad, and 24% have had thoughts of killing themselves. The most effective intervention is parenting strategies. I
November 17, 2024 at 9:51 PM
Kids are at their worst in recorded history in terms of mental health issues. They suffer from anxiety, depression, and ADHA. About 52% report being persistently sad, and 24% have had thoughts of killing themselves. The most effective intervention is parenting strategies. I
Knowledge is limitless.
There was a time when oil and iron ore were viewed as worthless by early humans, who primarily valued edible plants and animals.
Advancements in farming, metallurgy, chemistry, and engineering have since transformed these resources into valuable assets.
There was a time when oil and iron ore were viewed as worthless by early humans, who primarily valued edible plants and animals.
Advancements in farming, metallurgy, chemistry, and engineering have since transformed these resources into valuable assets.
November 15, 2024 at 1:46 PM
Knowledge is limitless.
There was a time when oil and iron ore were viewed as worthless by early humans, who primarily valued edible plants and animals.
Advancements in farming, metallurgy, chemistry, and engineering have since transformed these resources into valuable assets.
There was a time when oil and iron ore were viewed as worthless by early humans, who primarily valued edible plants and animals.
Advancements in farming, metallurgy, chemistry, and engineering have since transformed these resources into valuable assets.